A review by vernip
Avatar: The High Ground, Volume 1 by Sherri L. Smith
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
So for anybody who was wondering just how much we missed in the prologue with Jake and Neytiri growing their family, really not much.
In fact, other than trying to settle another bigass tree, the Na'vi were relatively ok.
But you know how it goes; you get complacent, that's when the Fire Nation attacks.
...
Ok, wrong Avatar, but as further explained by the movie, Sky People back and they have to prepare for war.
AND OF COURSE IT CAN'T BE AVATAR 2 WITHOUT THE KIDS GETTING INTO PICKLES AND SUITABLE RESCUES ALL AROUND!!
In fact, other than trying to settle another bigass tree, the Na'vi were relatively ok.
But you know how it goes; you get complacent, that's when the Fire Nation attacks.
...
Ok, wrong Avatar, but as further explained by the movie, Sky People back and they have to prepare for war.
AND OF COURSE IT CAN'T BE AVATAR 2 WITHOUT THE KIDS GETTING INTO PICKLES AND SUITABLE RESCUES ALL AROUND!!